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E3 2021 All Digital, ISP Pizza Analogy, Loot Box Controversy, $660,000 Super Mario Bros. Sold
Published 4 years, 7 months ago
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Both Segments: Computer and Technology News.
Topics:
The latest in the global semiconductor shortage – The Verge
Google Wifi router management is getting rolled into the Google Home app – The Verge
Tesla delivered more cars than it made in the first quarter of 2021 – The Verge
Official Xbox Series X mini fridges are coming | Engadget
E3 2021 organizers confirm the all-digital event will be ‘100 percent free’ | Engadget
LG will reportedly announce closure of smartphone business on April 5
ISP imposes data cap, explains it to users with condescending pizza analogy | Ars Technica
Tesla’s Touchscreen Shifter Seems Like a Really Bad Idea
Sealed Super Mario Bros. shatters record with $660,000 auction sale | Ars Technica
North Korean hackers are now using a fake security company to target researchers – SiliconANGLE
Google puts limits on which apps can see what’s installed on an Android device | Engadget
Google puts limits on which apps can see what’s installed on an Android device | Engadget
Oppo smartphone adds 60x microscope camera – BBC News
Loot boxes linked to problem gambling in new research – BBC News
Stokes twins: YouTubers plead guilty over fake bank robbery – BBC News
For more info, interviews, reviews, news, radio, podcasts, video, and more, check out ComputerAmerica.com!
Topics:
The latest in the global semiconductor shortage – The Verge
Google Wifi router management is getting rolled into the Google Home app – The Verge
Tesla delivered more cars than it made in the first quarter of 2021 – The Verge
Official Xbox Series X mini fridges are coming | Engadget
E3 2021 organizers confirm the all-digital event will be ‘100 percent free’ | Engadget
LG will reportedly announce closure of smartphone business on April 5
ISP imposes data cap, explains it to users with condescending pizza analogy | Ars Technica
Tesla’s Touchscreen Shifter Seems Like a Really Bad Idea
Sealed Super Mario Bros. shatters record with $660,000 auction sale | Ars Technica
North Korean hackers are now using a fake security company to target researchers – SiliconANGLE
Google puts limits on which apps can see what’s installed on an Android device | Engadget
Google puts limits on which apps can see what’s installed on an Android device | Engadget
Oppo smartphone adds 60x microscope camera – BBC News
Loot boxes linked to problem gambling in new research – BBC News
Stokes twins: YouTubers plead guilty over fake bank robbery – BBC News
For more info, interviews, reviews, news, radio, podcasts, video, and more, check out ComputerAmerica.com!